thebigsd
Founder's Club Member
Over-reaction maybe?
http://www.politico.com/blogs/glenn...r_assault_with_an_unlikely_deadly_weapon.html
http://www.politico.com/blogs/glenn...r_assault_with_an_unlikely_deadly_weapon.html
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Check out these deadly weapons
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Dreamer
Regular Member
As a writer and printer, I like to believe that the Pen IS, in fact, mightier than the sword, but this sounds a little sketchy...
PrayingForWar
Founder's Club Member
There should be little doubt that a person could be beaten to death with a helmet, or that a jugular vien could be torn open with a pen.
These were not designed to be used as such, therefore do no constitute a classification of "deadly weapon".
Using the Cap Police "logic", a deadly weapon could be anything used to kill, which means all of us carry deadly weapons. Lots of people have been punched and kicked to death. So I guess we're born with "deadly weapons" attached to our bodies.
These were not designed to be used as such, therefore do no constitute a classification of "deadly weapon".
Using the Cap Police "logic", a deadly weapon could be anything used to kill, which means all of us carry deadly weapons. Lots of people have been punched and kicked to death. So I guess we're born with "deadly weapons" attached to our bodies.